Subphylum Myriapoda Part 1: Form and Function

The video explores the subphylum Myriapoda, detailing their characteristics, body systems, reproduction, development, ecology, and classification. Myriapods are arthropods with elongated bodies and numerous segments, protected by a chitinous exoskeleton. They have complex body systems, including digestive, excretory, circulatory, respiratory, and nervous systems. Reproduction varies widely, with some species engaging in direct copulation and others using spermatophores. Ecologically, myriapods play roles as decomposers and predators. The video concludes with a classification of myriapods into four extant classes.

Explain the digestive system of myriapods.

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How do myriapods breathe, and what is the function of spiracles?

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What are the four extant classes of myriapods?

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